Don't Miss These Upcoming Shows at the 鶹Ʒ Convocation Center!
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Friday, Aug. 9, 2024: Brian Regan Saturday, Aug. 10, 2024: One Night of Queen performed by Gary Mullen & The Works Friday, Sept. 6, 2024: Proud Tina: The Ultimate Tribute to Tina Turner
Friday, Dec. 6, 2024: Holiday Dreams - A Spectacular Family Cirque!
Tickets are on sale now!
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Parking Lot C, East of the Chick Evans Field House will be temporarily closed for facility maintenance on Saturday, July 20, 2024. Disruptions in lot utilization will be short in duration and are weather permitting. While this lot is closed, please find alternative appropriate parking in nearby parking lots.
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Parking Permits now on Sale.
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Parking permits for the next academic year (2024-2025) are beginning July 15, 2024. Parking permits are virtual, so you will not receive a physical permit. Your license plate will act as your parking permit.
The provides convenient access to your parking account information. You can view your account, purchase a parking permit, make a ticket payment, and update vehicle information.
A free parking option is also available. Those who take advantage of this option will have a virtual green permit, which allows for remote parking in Lot K on the west side of campus, just off Lincoln Highway.
For those only needing temporary parking, there are short-term parking options available. Short-term permits can be purchased online, and options include daily, weekly and monthly permits. Short term parking is also available at pay stations and via the AMP Park mobile app.
You can visit our website for additional information. If you have any questions, please contact Parking Services at 815-753-1045 or parking@niu.edu.
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Policy Library update – new policies
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New policies are open to review and comment for a 30-day period. This provides our 鶹Ʒ community the opportunity to consider and respond to the new policies before they take effect. The new policies are:
- Student Code of Conduct; respond by Aug. 10.
- Asset Management; respond by Aug. 12.
To submit a comment, go to our Policy Library website. Click on “Comment on New/Renew Policies.” You’ll be able to review the policies and provide your comments. If you have any questions, please contact the university policy librarian at policy-library@niu.edu.
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State of Illinois announces updated Fiscal Year 2025 fringe benefit rates.
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On July 1, 2024, the state of Illinois updated the fringe benefit rates for grants and contracts. Sponsored Programs Administration will use these rates in proposal budgets immediately. See our for more information.
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Important Update from Sponsored Programs Administration
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Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA) is excited to announce a significant update regarding the assignment of grant numbers. Starting July 1, 2024, all new grant numbers will have their InfoEd record number correspond to the last five digits of the PeopleSoft grant number.
Key Points:
- No changes to existing grant numbers: Grant numbers for existing awards and how campus uses grant numbers will remain unchanged.
- Modernization project: This update is a part of SPA’s ongoing grants modernization project, aimed at enhancing efficiency and ease of record association between pre- and post-award.
- Impacted areas:
- Grant number format.
- Duplicate grant numbers.
- Multiple grant numbers for a single award (rare instances).
For more detailed information, please visit our .
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Walk2Run and Walk2Talk Programs begin July 17
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Employee Well-being is happy to announce that beginning Wednesday, July 17, we will be coordinating our annual Walk2Run program. New this year, we are also adding a Walk2Talk option. Both programs are free to staff, faculty, family, students and the general community to provide opportunities to support each other, and collectively give time to our health and well-being.
Walk2Run is a guided, 10-week training program for beginning runners. The program gradually builds your physical and mental stamina and skills and prepares you to complete the annual DeKalb Corn Classic 10K/5K race taking place across DeKalb and the 鶹Ʒ campus Sunday, Sept. 29. Walk2Talk invites all to engage in a more casual and interactive experience which allows for a chance to move, talk and share experiences for overall well-being.
Coordinated by Employee Well-being and led by 鶹Ʒ’s own Greg Hulmes (ORED Operations) and Lise Schlosser (Center for Study of Women, Gender and Sexuality). .
We will meet each Wednesday for 10 weeks beginning 5 p.m., July 17, in front of the south entrance to the Chick Evans Field House. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at EmployeeWellbeing@niu.edu.
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Applaud a Colleague is a show of appreciation for those coworkers who go above and beyond. These are just a few of the employees throughout the university that go the extra mile:
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Monday, July 15:
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Tuesday, Aug. 20:
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鶹Ʒ Alumni Association Board of Directors welcomes Marty Johnstone as president
Marty Johnstone, ’09, M.B.A. ’21, is a compassionate leader in the 鶹Ʒ alumni community—he’s all heart and ALL Huskie.
“My friends will tell you that I breathe and bleed 鶹Ʒ,” Johnstone said. .
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Physics student Alec Lancaster wins prestigious Chateaubriand Fellowship to France
Earning a Ph.D. is never easy, but life is good for McHenry native Alec Lancaster, an 鶹Ʒ physics student who for the past two years has been stationed at the world-renowned CERN laboratory on the Franco-Swiss border near Geneva, Switzerland. .
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Northern Illinois University's vision is to be an engine for innovation to advance social mobility; promote personal, professional and intellectual growth; and transform the world through research, artistry, teaching and outreach. Learn more about 鶹Ʒ’s vision, mission and values.
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